Forty Years Ago in Bath July 21 1886 Local Items
Bath notices recount residents arriving home from trips to Massachusetts Maine Dental Society meeting readings on old dentistry methods Knights of Pythian installation at Sagadahock House barge repairs at Shaw's book store and city events including a referendum on Bath water and works contracts with details on individuals and local places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Gilmore
Maine Dental Society
Lewiston
Portland
Shaw's
Patten Lodge
Knights of Pythian
C. FE. Pinkham
Freeport
John R. Kelley
John H. Raymond
Fritz H. Twitchell
Fawin M. Fuller
George W. Hunt
Seth T. Snipe
Kelvin W. Riggs
D. Stetson
D. E. Pierce
Charles BR. Donnell
Bath
City Hall
National Water Works Syndicate of
Boston
Rogers
Em Ts
Mass
City of Bath
Boston visitor notes and local excursions in 1886
July 23 1886 reports F Barry returning to Boston after visiting parents. Dr Frank Joveland returns from Bath with friends. Clerk of Courts Hayes and Register of Deeds Hent among Christmas Cove excursionists. Hon J H Kimball visits Mere Peist today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Society
Christmas Cove
F. Barry
Boston
Frank Joveland
Hexton
Bath
Hayes
Register of Deeds
Hent
Commercial Aviation Development Urged In United States
A July 1886 article notes commercial aviation requires close public private cooperation to establish viable air transport. It cites progress over eight months, government support, and the need for public airways, broader use in freight and passenger travel, and cost reductions through design, insurance, and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
T. Clyde Metarroll
National Bank of Commerce
New York
the Commerce Monthly
Metarroll
Europe
England
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Pencils use and probate notice cited in Maine period text
Estimates show pencils consume about one billion annually at one cent each and turpentine products amount to thirty five million dollars. Nancy B. Upton of Topsham seeks Letters Testamentary for Frederick W. Coombs estate in Sagadahoc by Probate Court Bath with notice of August 1 to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tree Association
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Nancy B. Upton
Topsham
Frederick W. Coombs
West Bath
Nora W. Fitzgerald
Winchendon
Mass
Ruth F. Coombs
Pauline Drouin
Concord
N. H
A. D
Sncadahoc
Arthur. J. Dunton
Bath
James S. Lowell
Maine
Martha Pinkham
Alva FP. Pinkham
Mary M. Pinkham
Lee M. Pinkham
Mildred M. Pinkham
Louise M. Pinkham
Sore E. Pinkham
Sagadahoe
Martha, Pinkham
William E. Pinkham
Charles H. Cahill
Tutu
Artha Pinkham
Savadahoc
Said
State OF
William J. Winkham
Alva F. Pinkham
Beatrice M. Pinkham
Louise M. Pink
Edward W. Bridgham
Uly
Edward W. Dunham
Haverhill
Frances A. Dunham
Washington Street
Andrew E. Dunham
Augustus Barker
Barker
Farrin
Moses Gloss
Gloss
Thomas Colby
David J. Tabor
A. E. Dunham
Aes
William F. Dunham
Register
State
Peeapee
Alya Belle C. Donnell
Earle C. Donnell
Alvah H. Donnell
Lowell
Savadahoe
Charlotte Lenise Donnell
Zvidana T. Reed
Hattie Robinson
Covington
Arthur C. Donnell
New York City
Henry S. Donnell
Santa Cruz
Cal
Emma Stevens
Auburn
Frank Donnell
Whitman
Tuly
A. T
Susan IS
Reed Sagadahoc
Tulu
Fred H. Thompson
Saradshoe
James S. Lowellt
R William F. Duntiam
So¢adthoe
Walter F. Chase
Sarah A. Rogers
Seid
Helen _L. Tudkins
Guilford
Ada F. Owens
Foxborn
Walter E. Chase
Rath
Rathim
Seid Cownty
James S. Lowftl
Wilt Frodtintcam
Saradahor
Nath
Ced
Fearles
Anerst
Saeedabor
Fufus D. Moulton
Armida’ N. Moulton
James S. Lowfli
Alice E. ‘King
Saradashac
Fred S. Kine
Saeadahac
Alice E. King
Mark W. Sewall
Frank L. Sewall
Los Angeless
Edward Sewall
Sagadatee
James
Rite Court
Eva Wilson
Alexander Son
Jane Ant
Alexander Wilson
Will Bond
Wilson
James E Lowell
Ahskaeize
Henry W. Hanson
John W. Keaton
Oran
Arthur Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Saradahoc
James S. LO
Anets Cloneh Morrison
Phippsburg
Evra Walter Morrison
Phinnsburr
Angie Clough Morrison
Bernice M. Fuller
Sawadahoe
Harriet E. Prescott
Effie C. Wright
County of Sagadahoc
Charles L. Wright Late
Charles W. Fullerton
Woolwich
Amarda I. Fullerton
Sagadahor
Telegraph Poles and Forest Products Mark American Expansion
Article notes the American Tree Association claims five million trees cut yearly for telegraph and telephone poles and five hundred million fence posts used annually as part of U S westward growth. It also details probate notices from Sagadahoc County Maine including administration and executorship actions with names such as Susan L Reed and Edward Sewall and various heirs and executors in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
The
American Tree Association
Seventy Five Year Club to Meet in Augusta Aug 30
The Maine Three Quarter Century club plans its second annual gathering in Augusta on August 30 led by Speaker William Tudor Gardiner. About 15 000 were counted in last year’s census with an estimated 1 000 new members age 75 or older eligible this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Water Supply Co
National Water Syndicate
T Boston
William L. Putnam
Portland
Path Water Supply Co
Wakefield
Arthur Sewall
Charles Davenport
L. W. Houghton
John S. Elliot
Thomas W. Hyde
John H. Kimball
Franklin Reed
F. H. Patten
Galen ©. Moses
James A. McLellan
Frank O. Moses
Charles H. McVellan
John W. Marr
F. B. Torrey
John O. Patten
Henry W. Swanton
A. H. Shaw
George Moilton, S Jr
Samuel D. Bailey
Augusta
Maine Three Quarter Century Club
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine House of Representatives
Maine Public Health Association
Maine
State Committee
The
Gardiner
S. O. Foss, Jr
Auburn
Fort Fairfield
Frank Y. Portland
Frank W. Butler
Farmington
Grace Oakes
Bar Harbor
Levi T. Williams
W. O. Fuller
Rockland
Samuel Erskine
Damariscotta
L. J. Mason
South Paris
Wilfred A. Hennessy
Bangor
EL. D. Merrill
Dover-Foxcroft
Frank B. Nichols
Bath
Roland T. Patten
Skowhegan
James Dimham
Belfast
E. H. Bennett
Lubec
Florence Vaul
York
State Trust Building
W. W. Keimball
U.S. N
Blaine House
Brewster
Thomaston Woman Appointed Knox Memorial State Representative
Mrs Lois M Creighton of Thomaston is named State representative of the Knox Memorial Association Inc by State Regent Mrs Wiles, reflecting her prior Maine Daughters of the Revolution leadership in 1907 1908 and as Gen Knox chapter regent. The notice details fellow members, travel plans of Judge and Mrs Fisher, and a nationwide civic drive urging registration voting party involvement and voter education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Wiles
Lois M. Creighton
Thomaston
Knox Memorial Association, Inc
Creighton
Maine Daughters
Gen. Knox
Fisher
Denver
Colo
William H. Fisher
Koussinoe
Augusta
Judge Fisher
National Bar Association
DAR President Urges Local Chapters to Promote Citizenship
Grace M. Brosseau, president general, calls on American Legion organized events and asks Chapter members to attend on Sept 21. She stresses civic duty and leadership, saying it is not politics but good citizenship, echoed by President Coolidge in two Continental Congress addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Coolidge
Continental Congress
Grace M. Brosseau
D.A.R
Railroads Tap Trees For Ties And Wires
Railroads use about 130 million new wool ties annually with 3000 ties under every mile of track. The American Tree Association of Washington says five million trees must be cut yearly to maintain telegraph and telephone wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tree Association of Washington
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Daily Times
FE. S. J. Nealley
Massachusetts
H. F. Morse
B. W
A. F. Morse
Alden Rogers
Ninth Maine Regiment
Old Orchard Beach
Greenleaf Cottage
W. P. Nealley
Bath Bicycle Aub
Small Point
Music Hal
FE. W. Larrabee
Smith
Cleveland
William H. Melcher
Philadelphia
D (. Shaw
Oak Street
Mis
Mise Thompson
San Francisco
Shepard Street
William Passmore
North End
A. D. Stetson
J. Frank Hayden
Tmeiay
GAR
Knox & Lincoln
City of
Borkland
B. Douglass
New England Shipbuilding Co
Baltimore
James M. Brown
Camarisella
Stephen B. Penney
Witch Spring
Alan
Board of Aldermen
Sheperd
Weeks
McDomald
Ramsey
Rammer
Frank BR. Cordly
Benjamin C. Mudge
Squirrel Island
Elm Street
Eastern Steamboat Company
Greenleaf
Gen. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Bath Water Supply
National Water Works Syndicate
Whakefield
George Moulton, Jr
David O. Foye
Charles D. Clarke
Edward H. Turner
J. H. Kimball
Celia Groves
George Allixon
Child
J. W. Johnson
Russell Street
Ed Cook
Kennebec
Stinson
H. N. Lemont
Odd Fellows
Sunbeam
T. W. Morse
R. P. Ham
W. FE. Shaw
Boothbay
J. E. Hewes
York County
A. G. Staples
Lewiston Journal
Walter G. Brookings
Center Street
California
Tibbetts
George F. Chandler
Popham Beach
William F
Dunham, Register
F. Duntam
John Te Oe
William PF. Dunham
Edward W. Durham
Frances A. Dunhamplate
Ion
Estelle
Wadehoc
James A. Comeau
Sawadaboc
Knox
Big Drive
National Finance Committee
Russell Scott Magna
Constitution Hall
Susan B. Lowell
Coyle Street
Brosseau
National Society For Cooperation